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Fuqua School of Business: 25 Random Things Example Essay From An Admitted Applicant

Fuqua School of Business: 25 Random Things Example Essay From An Admitted Applicant

Explore a unique "25 Random Things" essay from an admitted Fuqua applicant, revealing personality beyond the resume.

Claudia C.
Claudia C.
Thinking Fast & Slow: Mastering Critical Reasoning with a Stanford MBA

Thinking Fast & Slow: Mastering Critical Reasoning with a Stanford MBA

Approach critical reasoning questions with confidence after practicing these techniques from a GMAT/GRE expert.

Ben L.
Ben L.
Anatomy of a Case

Anatomy of a Case

1 module
5
True North Prep: Winning the Bain Offer

True North Prep: Winning the Bain Offer

4 modules
20
AI Builder Week April 2026

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AI Builder Week April 2026

1 module
7
GRE Sprint 2026

GRE Sprint 2026

1 module
6
AI Skills Week Kickoff + Which AI Tool Should I Use?  (Recording)

AI Skills Week Kickoff + Which AI Tool Should I Use? (Recording)

With new AI tools launching constantly, it can be difficult to know which ones are actually useful and which are just adding noise to your workflow. This session is designed for professionals, builders, and curious learners who want a practical framework for choosing the right AI tools based on their goals and use cases. You’ll learn how to evaluate tools across different categories, understand where specific tools perform best, and build a more intentional approach to integrating AI into your work. Attending live gives you the opportunity to ask questions about your own workflows, challenges, and tool stack in real time. The speaker works closely with individuals and teams adopting AI and will share the patterns they see across successful implementations, along with how they think through tool selection in practice. If you want a clearer approach to navigating the growing AI landscape, it’s worth joining live.

Sherveen M.

Free

From Strong to Unforgettable: Crafting Essays That Help You Break into the Ivies

From Strong to Unforgettable: Crafting Essays That Help You Break into the Ivies

Writing a strong college essay is one thing—writing one that stays with an admissions reader is something else entirely. This session is designed for students who want to elevate their essays beyond polished writing and create a narrative that feels personal, memorable, and distinctly their own. You’ll learn how to identify the stories worth telling, build a compelling narrative structure, and avoid the common mistakes that make essays blend together.

Abigail L.
Abigail L.

Free

Your Plan to Build an AI-Native Team in 6 Weeks

Your Plan to Build an AI-Native Team in 6 Weeks

Trying to introduce AI into your team without a clear plan can quickly turn into scattered tools, inconsistent adoption, and unclear results. This session is designed for leaders and operators who want a practical roadmap for building a more AI-native team with structure and intention. You’ll learn how to identify high-impact workflows, create systems that encourage adoption across teams, and build a phased implementation plan that drives meaningful day-to-day change over six weeks.

John K.
John K.
How to Write a Standout Medical School Personal Statement

How to Write a Standout Medical School Personal Statement

Think you need a dramatic backstory to write a compelling medical school personal statement? You don't. In this session, expert admissions coach Dr. Erica shares the proven approaches she's used to help students craft essays that have led to acceptances at medical schools like Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, and Duke. You'll leave with a clear, step-by-step framework for building a personal statement that stands out—even if you feel you're missing a "wow" factor. You'll also see before-and-after examples that show the difference between blending in and breaking through. If you've been staring at a blank page, unsure where to begin, this session will give you the direction and confidence to move forward. Take the first step toward a standout personal statement and reserve your spot now!

Erica F.
Why Most Medical School Essays Fail (And How To Fix Yours)

Why Most Medical School Essays Fail (And How To Fix Yours)

Most medical school essays don't fail because of poor writing. They fail because they blend in. After reviewing hundreds of applications, I've seen the same costly mistakes over and over again. In this focused session, I'll break down exactly why most medical school essays miss the mark—and how to start fixing yours. You'll leave knowing: • The most common traps applicants fall into with personal statements and secondaries • How to transform your experiences into a stronger, more cohesive narrative • Practical strategies you can apply to your essays right away Don't miss this opportunity to gain expert guidance from an admissions coach whose clients have earned admission to top medical schools like Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic, Duke, and Vanderbilt. Reserve your spot today!

Erica F.

Free

Job Search Operating System | Companion Presentation

Job Search Operating System | Companion Presentation

Build Your Own Job Search OS — Companion Guide — the underlying system from the May 13 Build Anything session, packaged so you can recreate it from scratch. Inside: - Step-by-step build for the 6 trackers in Notion or Excel: full property lists, view filters, exact column headers - The full prompt library, every prompt mapped to a specific moment in your search (spotting a role, auto-filling an application, weekly inbox sweep, interview prep, reference calls) - A 7-day runbook to get the whole system live inside a week - Scheduled-task templates for the morning brief, weekly sweep, and Sunday retro - A failure-modes table for when the prompts don't behave This is for anyone running a real job search who's tired of holding 50 active threads in their head, rewriting "why this company" for the 47th time, or losing track of which recruiter said "check back in a month." You walk away with working trackers, prompts you can actually run, and daily/weekly cadence prompts to keep you up to date so you can focus on networking, prep and the more important human components of a real-life job search.

Ben L.
Ben L.
Map and Activate Your LinkedIn Network with Claude [5/13/2026] (Recording)

Map and Activate Your LinkedIn Network with Claude [5/13/2026] (Recording)

You have hundreds of LinkedIn connections you've never done anything with. In this hands-on session, we'll turn your exported LinkedIn data into a working professional CRM in Notion — no automation tools, code, or technical setup required. Using a Claude prompt, we'll categorize your top contacts by relationship tier, industry, and relevance, then drop everything into a pre-built Notion template so you know exactly who to reach out to, when, and what to say. You'll also get a read on what content resonates with your specific network, which feeds directly into what we build in the next session. Pre-work: Request your LinkedIn connections export at least 24 hours before the session (Settings → Data Privacy → Get a copy of your data). LinkedIn emails it within 24 hours and it only takes 2 minutes to request. Outcome for attendees: A populated Notion CRM with their top LinkedIn contacts categorized into tiers, a suggested next action for each, and a content resonance analysis showing what topics will actually land with their network. Session pre-requisites: Claude account & Notion account — free is fine 🙂

Angela C.
Angela C.

Free

PULSE: A Framework for Crafting Standout Medical School Essays

PULSE: A Framework for Crafting Standout Medical School Essays

This resource is for medical school applicants who are seeking to craft a standout personal statement—one that not only gets read but remembered. It introduces the PULSE framework and includes a rubric that can be used as both a brainstorming tool and a revision checklist. As you draft, ask yourself whether each element is present. As you revise, use the rubric to evaluate how effectively each dimension comes through in your writing.

Erica F.
The LSAT Rebuild: Foundations to 170+ [4/29/2026] (Recording)

The LSAT Rebuild: Foundations to 170+ [4/29/2026] (Recording)

In this session, you'll learn how to diagnose and fix the reasoning errors that consistently hold LSAT scores below 160, how to approach logical reasoning questions with a repeatable process rather than instinct, and how to build the structural reading habits that high scorers rely on across all three sections. The focus is on rebuilding fundamentals in a way that compounds, not just patching mistakes one at a time. Attending live means you can ask about your specific score plateau or prep history and hear how a coach who works with LSAT students daily actually thinks through that situation. The patterns that separate 170+ scorers from the rest are recognizable once you know what to look for, and this session is a direct look at how that diagnosis works in practice.

Zack A.
Zack A.
What should I be doing NOW before Round 1 Applications Open?

What should I be doing NOW before Round 1 Applications Open?

Applying to MBA and Master's degree programs can be VERY stressful. But they don't have to be. There are many actions you can take now to reduce stress later on, and ensure that you reach your school deadlines as prepared as possible, with applications that you feel truly proud to submit. Join me to review the steps you should be taking now, to have the best possible application process.

Joy P.
How to Audit Your Own Job for Automation Opportunities

How to Audit Your Own Job for Automation Opportunities

After this session, you will know how to systematically scan your current role and identify which tasks are realistic candidates for AI automation. We will cover how to map repetitive workflows, evaluate which tools are actually suited to replace or assist them, and build a simple audit framework you can apply the same week.

Cristian L.

Free

The Sleep Playbook

The Sleep Playbook

Learn practical ways to improve your sleep and reclaim your calm, energy and peak performance ----------------------- I'm a French-American mom of three boys, product leader, and someone who learned the hard way that taking care of yourself is not optional. The truth is, sleep is the foundation of everything else. This playbook shares what I have learned - from my own experience, and from some of the world's leading sleep scientists. It is practical, grounded, and built for real life.

Cécile E.

Free

Land Your Job or Study in ... France

Land Your Job or Study in ... France

France is not just Paris, luxury brands, and Grandes Écoles. It is Europe's second largest economy, home to 5,500 companies operating in the US alone, and one of the world's top destinations for AI investment. For non-EU graduates and young to mid-career professionals who take it seriously, France offers a career path that is both internationally prestigious and genuinely accessible. The question everyone asks first is the language. It is a fair question and this session answers it honestly: where English is enough, where French matters, and at what point in a career it becomes a real differentiator. We cover the study path and the direct job path side by side: visa options, grandes écoles versus public universities, living costs in Paris and beyond, workplace culture, and what makes a French employer say yes to an international candidate. Two real cases show how people with no European background made it work. France rewards those who understand the culture before they apply. This Thursday, we get into the details. New episodes in this series cover a different European country every Thursday.

Jörn B.
How we broke into MBB: Ask Us Anything

How we broke into MBB: Ask Us Anything

Breaking into MBB can feel opaque—especially when you’re trying to understand what actually makes candidates stand out beyond strong resumes and case prep. This session is for students and professionals targeting consulting roles who want a clear, firsthand view of how successful candidates navigate the process. You’ll learn how to position your background for MBB, what actually mattered in our interviews, and the decisions we made early that set us up to succeed.

Matthew M.
Thabang O.
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